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Fasta Pizza in Gopalapuram serves the best vegan pizzas, created with premium fixings and careful scrupulousness. Every pizza begins with a genuine Italian sourdough base layered with new, dynamic vegetables, rich, delightful sauces, and a liberal garnish of the creamiest mozzarella for a liberal encounter. Our menu includes a different determination of vegetarian pizzas to fulfill each sense of taste, from immortal works of art like Margherita to strong manifestations like our fiery Peri Peri Paneer pizza. Whichever you pick, each nibble is a festival of powerful flavor and quality.

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Best Pizza In Noida By Kidys Bakery

In the heart of culinary creativity lies a small bakery that is making waves with its innovative and mouth-watering pizza creations. Welcome to Kidys Bakery, where a team of young and talented bakers has taken the art of pizza-making to a whole new level. In this blog post, we will delve into the delightful world of Kidys Bakery's Veg Pizza and Paneer Pizza, two culinary masterpieces that have captured the hearts and taste buds of pizza enthusiasts.

The Veg Pizza Extravaganza:

Kidys Bakery's Veg Pizza is a celebration of fresh and vibrant vegetables, carefully selected to create a symphony of colors and flavors. The crust, a perfect balance of crispy and chewy, provides the ideal canvas for the medley of toppings. From juicy tomatoes to crunchy bell peppers, from earthy mushrooms to zesty olives, each bite is a burst of freshness.

What sets Kidys Bakery's Veg Pizza apart is the attention to detail in the seasoning. A secret blend of herbs and spices elevates the taste profile, making every slice a savory experience. The use of premium quality cheese adds a rich and creamy texture, binding all the ingredients together in perfect harmony.

But the real star of the show is the crust. Kidys Bakery takes pride in crafting a crust that is not merely a vessel but an essential component of the pizza experience. It's a testament to the bakery's commitment to quality and taste.

Paneer Pizza Perfection:

For those who crave a touch of indulgence, Kidys Bakery presents the Paneer Pizza. This pizza is a celebration of one of India's most beloved ingredients – paneer, or Indian cottage cheese. The paneer is marinated in a blend of spices that infuse it with a burst of flavor before being generously scattered across the pizza.

Accompanying the paneer are a variety of complementary toppings that add depth to the pizza. Caramelized onions bring a hint of sweetness, while fresh cilantro adds a burst of herbal freshness. The fusion of traditional Indian flavors with the classic pizza concept results in a gastronomic delight that is both familiar and exciting.

The crust of the Paneer Pizza, like its Veg counterpart, is a work of art. It strikes the perfect balance between crispiness and chewiness, providing the ideal foundation for the rich and flavorful toppings.

Kidys Bakery's Unique Touch:

What sets Kidys Bakery apart is not just the quality of its ingredients but the passion and creativity infused into each pizza. The bakers at Kidys understand that a pizza is more than just a dish – it's an experience. From the moment you lay eyes on the colorful toppings to the first bite that tantalizes your taste buds, Kidys Bakery ensures that every aspect of the pizza is a sensory delight.

Conclusion:

In the realm of pizza-making, Kidys Bakery stands out as a beacon of innovation and flavor. The Veg Pizza and Paneer Pizza are shining examples of the bakery's commitment to crafting culinary masterpieces that not only satisfy hunger but also leave a lasting impression. So, the next time you find yourself craving a pizza adventure, make your way to Kidys Bakery and treat yourself to a symphony of flavors that will transport you to a world of gastronomic bliss.

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Pizza Outlets in Noida Sector 104 - La Pino’z Noida

Satisfy your hunger cravings with La Pino’z Pizza outlets in Noida sector 104, offering different sizes and kinds of pizzas to savor your hunger moods. We serve our customers with authentic Italian flavors and recipes fresh out of oven and onto the plate.

Invite your friends over or hold a formal meeting La Pino’z ambience is perfect for all your social gatherings. Our current offerings involve pizzas, pastas, quesadillas, tacos and refreshing mocktails and we are always trying to come up with new additions in our existing menu to be the best pizza outlets in Noida sector 104.

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Oyalo brings you a delicious range of 100% veg pizzas. We make our own cheese and pizza spread, order your favorite pizzas online Pizzeria, Restaurant near me.

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Delicious Variety of Food at Affordable Prices

For the food lovers, there is nothing more heavenly than a table filled with pizza, pasta, burger, and chicken wings. Preparing all this at home can be a tedious task and it may not be possible to go out every time. Now, get a relief from hunger pangs by ordering several food items online from Moe’s Pizza. This food joint provides scrumptious food items at pocket-friendly prices. Moe Pizza and subs in Las Vegas is very popular and people order them for every party and occasion.

What makes Moe’s Pizza special?

Though there are several restaurants in Las Vegas, this place has made a special place among the people due to several reasons. The ability to infuse health and taste in the meals makes the dishes worth ordering. So, don’t worry about hygiene and nutritional value. 

The delivery is always done on time. If you have any party or event, just place the order and the parcel will reach in a fast and safe manner. The professional staff ensures to add a touch of personalization in the recipes to give a new and unique flavor. Everything from veg. pizza to Italian Pizza in Las Vegas is simply mouth-watering.

Amazing Menu

Category of pizza includes awesome choices like Hawaiian pizza, Italian pizza and veg. pizza in Las Vegas. Marvelous burger also has different options such as burger with halal, cheese burger, ham burger and mushroom burger. Apart from it, lots of variety is available in subs, pasta and chicken. Isn’t it a complete menu for party? 

Whenever you feel like eating some delicious food, just view the menu and order everything at Moe’s Pizza. You need to just sit, order and enjoy the food with friends and family.

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Lockdown Diary Part 10

A personal account during the lockdown in the UK due to the Covid-19 outbreak.

23/03/2020 8:30pm Boris Johnson, UK Prime Minister, gives a live address to the nation to, effectively, put the country on lockdown to stem the spread of the deadly coronavirus strain, Covid-19.

Many of us have been self-isolating for days but this latest development within the UK in reaction to the pandemic feels very serious and very scary. I decided to keep a simple diary and where better but online. Day 271: Work was dominated by Qfiniti again, including a meeting with Jon and staff from the States, where I found my self taking control to get the next steps in process (and then, Dave Stewart, the SCCM engineer fucked off and put an OOO message on Teams telling me he’s off until Tuesday (it’s Thursday)...and I am off on Monday!) But, I have to say this project does float my boat. Got a text message and then a call from PCH for another laser eye appt this coming Monday at 12.30pm. I mentioned to the lady that phoned that I will have to square it with work (I won’t, but she doesn’t know that) as I can’t afford to lose my job - it just seems the hospital, while under pressue with the admin and the clinic availability - I get it! - just aren’t seeing the issues for the patients. Plus, Peterborough has been declared a Tier 3 from Sunday under the new lockdown scheme, the highest tier. Great...I really want to travel to a highly infected area! managed to find an online booze shop that does Gordon’s and Famous Grouse and will deliver beforee Chrimbo, so I’ve placed the order for dad and Rita’s gift. I spoke with Dad today, he hasn’t heard about his vaccination yet which is a surprise (he’s in the first draft being over 80)

Day 272: Typing on day 273. Work was that manic shit at the end of the dya when I’ve got time off. I am only off on Moday but still had to tie up loose ends, complictaed further by Jon being off next week and Sueanne off this week and the Qfiniti project! In the evening I only mamaged three beers. I ate too much. Plus my sugars were all over the place and way too high! I ordered a torch a couple of days ago (£17), it arrived today. It takes rechargeable batteries or 3 AAAs. Apparently, to get the best performance (i.e. brightness) you need the rechargeable batteries in it, so i charged ‘em. Fucking hell, I’m glad I did - it’s brighter than the sun. It opens up my late walks in winter, for sure.

Day 273: While it was a very late (but sober) night yesterday (gone 4am before lights out) I was up before midday. Usual walking etc. plus gave the bathroom a clean (albeit with wipes, but I did mop the floor - and used the water to also mop the kitchen). Now I am about to stick a pizza in the oven, plus wedges (to have with microwaveable chip shop curry sauce) and watch This Is 40 which is coincidentally on telly tonight - the coincidence being clips of it are on TikTok a lot right now. I am on my second beer and am going to have a smoke right now as well. Lastly for this entry, I have been using my AudioPro speaker today, it pisses me off it’s not WiFi capable but, thru Bt, it does sound fucking good - revisiting James works very well to demonstrate the speaker’s prowess.

Day 274: I have another Paypal a/c. I have been getting emails to my standard gmail account from Paypal saying they are going to charge me £9 for an inactive account which I have been largely ignoring since my paypal a/c has a specific email address. Anyway, I tried to log in, after a password reset and, hey presto, I do have another one, with £35 in it, having just been fleeced of £9 for the aforementioned inactivity, fuckers. It’s registered with the old Market Place address and phone. When I try to transfer the £35 to my card, it wants to confim it’s me by calling the phone, which I can’t amend. Oh, and you can’t contact Paypal direct. Fuck knows what to do! Other than that, usual Sunday, a tad more relaxed since I have tomorrow off, but not that much now I have an eye appointment in Tier 4 Peterborough (it’s been up’d from tier 3)! Up at 1.30 pm (I watched This is 40 and The Guvners last night with lots of beer), feeling worse for wear but, stair climb and a 6 miler acheived!

Day 275: I was at the hospital for 3 hours. The laser clinic didn’t start until 1.30pm so, why my appointment was at 12.20, not even the consultant could understand. 15 minutes of lasering - horrible but I am used to it. It took so long it pretty much fucked my day off up completely. I got a Christmas card from Karen, in the actual post, so, a mail shot. It’s depressing.

Day 276: Back to work and it’s definitely in wind down mode. I’ve decided to compile a list of things I have done this year. It will be on the postive side, such as all the steps I’ve walked and getting an article published about my photography, but it will also include randon facts like getting bitten by a dig twice and not having a haircut. I’ll get it done so I can post in at new year, hopefully be a little inspiring, a little silly and a lot of showing off!

Day 277: Work, again, was quiet. It’s fucking pissing down now, as I type at 21:50, and has been all day. It’s causing havoc and there’s flooding everywhere. I could walk down St. Peter’s Road tonight ‘cos of it (had to go up New Road, Springfield Road, down Latham Road). Soaked a lunhtime and tonight! With a new variant of Coronavirus, France stopped frieght crossing the border. That’s now been resolved but tyeh back log has/is affecting certain food stocks in the shops, of which, fresh veg might affect me for Christams dinner (I plan to do a chicken breast with stuffing, pigs in blankets, yorkshire pud and shed loads of veg. I’ll nip to Co-Op tomorrow morning and see what’s vaialble. It’s a half day at work ‘cos of Christmas Eve, so I can nip out somewhere in the car if need be, as ong as the flooding has subsided. Or I could just get shitfaced and have burgers and pizza.

Day 278: Christmas Eve. Sueanne let me finish at 11.00am so, very shortly thereafter, off for a walk I went; it turned out to be a stop/start affair - flooding as the Nene had burst its banks, ended up doing more of a circuit round town. Bumped into Andy Smith (and his son) and, after that, Ash and Denise. Ended up doing just under 11.5km in 2 and a half hours.Knackered! As I type, I have a chilli on the stove, beer on the go, all the veg and chicken breast bought with no shortages, as feared, for tomorrow’s lunch and looking forward to eating. getting drunk, smoking, listening to music, watching telly....all over the next two/three days.

Day 279: I don’t even remember going to bed last night. As a direct result I got out of bed at 2.30pm. I couldn’t even be bothered with Christmas dinner, let alone anything else like exercise. I’m just about to have chilli for dinner (it’s 8.10pm). Watch some telly then try an go to sleep before midnight. No booze! I did talk to dad earlier. Day 280: Typing on day 281. A better, more productive day. Up @11.00am exercise and walk as usual, although the walk was a different route due to flooding. In the evening I could hear ‘storm Bella’ raging, so windy! I cooked a christmas dinner of sorts, chicken breast with Thyme, all the veg, roasted spuds and parsnip, stuffing (a first for me, albeit co-op stuffing mix), Yorkshie and pigs in blankets. It was smashing! A few beers and The Hitman’s Bodyguard, alays a fun watch. A better day, as I say, but I am feeling particular deflated this Christmas. Day 281: Typing on day 282. I realised, about mid afternoon, that Monday (tomorrow) is a bank holiday so no work. It was a great realisation but, also, worrying that it dawned on my like I’m an old person! Nevertheless, a nice long walk - bumped into Baz & Kate and had a nice long chat, then El & Camila, Aaron and Eva for another, shorter chat. I also saw Denise & Ash along the way. Fog video called later in the evening for a chat too (he told me how he fell asleep at the dinner table, fuck he makes me laugh - unwittingly - when I need it most!) A regular social fest! A repeat of last night’s dinner and a few beers - it was a good day albeit I am in a proper low ebb.

Day 282: Up at midday after a 4am-er. A very long walk (1.75 hours) and a hodge podge dinner (remaining chilli, roasted spuds and peppers, steamed cauliflower and runner beans, grated cheese) - it’s nearly ready, I’ll type the review tomorrow. I realise that this is the first time in 21 Christmases that I have at least talked to K. Is that connected to my mood slump? I reckon so. So, as that fact dawned on me, I then considered, should it be the case next Christmas, it will not be the first in along time and, as such, more manageable....fuck knows how I manage to accentuate any little positive but, thank goodness I do. Day 283: Work was a sedate affair today, fuck all to do really. Sueanne is now follwing me on Insta...I shall invetsigate on how to exclude posts to individuals, methinks. Tea, last night, was fucking lovely. More of the same tonight-ish - currently I am roasting spuds, peppers, garlic, chillies, tomatoes - it’ll all go with left over pigs-in-blankets (5) and a burger. I’ll have bisto beef with mustard on it. I can’t wait! Day 284: Typing on day 285. That meal was fucking lush! Checked on the car todfay and it would not start. Something is draining the battery so I will have to give it a run every day until I can get Julian to sort it. So, I WhatsApp’d Karen to borrow the portable starter. She dropped it off for me. We had the briefest of chats at the doorstep, first time we’ve spoken in weeks. She mentioned my hair! Day 285: NYE. I have just got back from walking to Cottersock and back. I would not have been able to do so without my new torch! I finished and published my double letter quiz on FB, including to the Virtual Pub group and the Oundle Chatter. It’s had some good feedback, I’m rather proud of it. I am going to make chicken casserole now (with dumplings - a first for me, I even bought some flour), have some beers and get a bit stoned. Before that, I am going to finish off my list of things I’ve done this year, including steps wlaked and hours listening on Spotify. I am quite proud of that list too.

Day 286: I fucked the dumplings up, added too much water, so that didn’t happen but the chicken casserole was good, just about to finish it for tea tonight. I also had pizza last night and went to bed at 5am. I have had a lot of good feedback on my list of 2020 achievements. I proud of it. K sent a happy new WhatsApp last night, around 00.30.

Day 287: No booze last night, so I was up before the alarm today (about 10.00am) Two walks, one on my own, another with Fog with a couple of beers. I fucking loved it! Watching datrts (World champs semi finals - been texting Dan while the first one has been on). Going to watch The Aviator later...I’ve not seen it before which surprises me. Why it surprises me I do not know, since I know I haven’t seen it. How the fuck can I be surprised by a fact I’m completely aware of? Day 288: I didn’t watch The Aviator ‘cos Logan Luck was on at 11:55pm on ITV4. Great fildm...I can’t believe that I very nearly paid for it (rent from Sky or Amazon). A late one last night and quite pissed. Thinking about it, having afew beers with Fog in the afternoon made it quite a long sesh for me! Up at just gone midday today, nice long walk (Cotterstock) which was mde long by a painful right ankle - I must have turned or twiested slightly sometime. Still, it survived. Back to work tomorrow - Chrimbo and New Year all done and dusted for the 55th time in my life!

Day 289: First day back at work of 2021. Boris announces another full lockdown in England (there’s a new strain of Covid19 which is seeing huge numbers of infections every day, over 50,000 per day).

Day 290: Something is up with my right foot, the little toe pad. It’s bloody sore. If it gets any worse it’ll affect my walking and exercise. I phoned Anne Bennison to talk about it, she just wants me to go and see her which i donlt want to do if poss, pandemic and all that.

Day 291: Wearing my sandals instead of the M&S slippers and my foot/toepad is already feeling bteer. However, I did inspect my Merrell boots, just in case, and the sole on te right is really worn down, in just three months. I have sent a WhatsApp to CotswoldOutdoors, where I got them from....let’s see what they say! It’s all kicking off i  the US - pro Trump protestors have storm the Capitol Building, where congrees was being held. Only in ‘Merica.

Day 292: Busy at work with rolling out Qfiniti - all that project work was pretty much for fuck all since the SCCM package has to hand held. It’s feckin’ freezing today, below freezing, slippy af on my walks. I have been shopping tonight, £106 in Corby Tesco. That does include 8 cans of sapporo.

Day 293: The fracas at Capitol Hill on Wednesday left 5 dead, it looks like Trump will be impeached. He’s already said he’ll not attend Biden’s inauguration. In a fucking world gone mad, it’s another level of madness. It’s really cold -3℃ tonight, more of the same tomorrow. Makes for brisk walks. I’ve just had chicken balti pie and chips for tea. It was so nice that I burnt the roof of my fucking gob. I’m on the Sapporo and about to have a smoke then watch Jack Reacher. I’ve (kinda) earnt after the first 5 day week for a while.

Day 294: Well, last night saw another late one...5am by the time I :went to sleep. Up at 2pm today with no instention of any exercise or walking or housework or fuck all, really. But, I did my exercises and a 9 mile walk. While I walked I came across Banners, quick 15 min chat and listed to Stage by David Bowie. He’s all over the radio right now as it’s his death’s anniversary tomorrow and his birthday yesterday. It’s a fucking good live album. A few beers tonight, eating trash, watching FA Cup highlights then End of Watch later.  Posh played today (first time in a while due to Covid infections) drew away to (shitty) Lincoln 1-1. Good point as Posh were down to ten men after 67 mins for a second yellow for handball in the area. Lincoln missed the pen. Fucking funny. Chorley, the non leaguers who knocked Posh out in round 2 of the FA Cup, beat Derby in round 3 today (albeit derby fielded an academy side of 11 first timers due to Covid ) - a great day for them!

Day 295: Up at 2pm swearing blind I’d not walk or exercise (again!) but, of course I did. I’ve done over 25 miles this w/e! End of Watch was brilliant last night. Well worth a rewatch, so emotional. I am making butter chicken as I type. I’ve added extra onion, garlic and, of course, chillies. It’s the spiciest butter chicken I have ever tasted! 

Day 296: One of those frustrating days at work when no problem of request I try to resolve goes without a hitch. After a 7km walk in the evening, took the car for a spin and cleaned the bathroom. Fucking knackered. It’s 11:30pm and I’m in bed typing this on the iPad! despite getting up so late, I feel knackered. 11pm bedtime for me, I reckon.

Day 297: Fucking busy at work, the States rolled out a new Okta trust policy and it caused mayhem. Meant my evening walk didn’t start ‘til gone 6pm. When I got back, clened the hall and stairs, made chilli (which I am about to have for tea (gone 10.15pm!) and showered. I’m, again, fucking knackered! Posh played Portsmouth in the EFL Trophy 3rd round at home. Won 5-1. Nice.

Day 298: Had an electrician rouind for the EICR cetrt. He was here until 2pm and it was a pain in the arse, having to work upstairs plus, with having to cut the electricity, all the smart devices lost their settings. And it was freezing up there.

Day 299: Work was impossibly infuriating. Not one pc remote session went to plan! It was pissing down a lunchtime during my walk but, I have to say, the cheap TargetDry coat copes fine in heavy rain for short periods. Everywhere is flooding again even though the rain turned to sleet. By my evening walk, it was dry but bloody cold. Then, when I got in I cleaned the kitchen and mopped the floor and the bathroom’s as well. I fucking done in! Chatted to dad today - same as ever!

Day 300: What a fucking work at week! I am so glad it’s Friday. To celebrate, I ordered new walking boots: Scarpas £121!

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[ineffable-bisexual]

I'm sure to get hate for this, but fuck it:

I once went on a date with this cute girl. We went to a pub and I got a pizza with vegan cheese on it with veggies (I live in Portland so vegan options abound). She leaned close to our waitress and whispered "Can I get a sausage pizza please?" And while I know the reason behind her whispering it, I thought it was cute and I laughed. I assured her that she could eat meat in front of me and not have to apologize for it. By then, I was used to this.

The other reason I knew why she did this is because she once went on a date with a vegetarian and that person flipped when she ordered a hamburger.

Not everyone can be vegetarian or vegan, due to certain circumstances in their lives, even those that really want to change the way they eat. It's unnecessary, negative energy to totally spurn someone who isn't veg. We need compassion toward our fellow humans, as well. This is something I learned the hard way.

I was a hardcore, militant vegan my first year being one. I regret being that. I even had a side blog for it (ugh). All I did was reinforce the idea that vegans are "unstable" and foaming at the mouth. We can be compassionate about animals and speak how they are exploited, but calling non-veg people 'murderers' doesn't help the cause. This is why I now avoid most vegans online because of the blatant often violent hatred they exhibit toward non-veg people. YOU (the militant vegan) were not born vegan (highly unlikely). Some of us do slip but won't admit it. Hell, even on my worst days, where my depression is so bad that I just don't give a shit, sometimes I will order a veggie burrito with cheese on it. But I don't take it out on myself when I slip. I just do better next time. I'm still a vegan, but most of all, I'm a human being who fucks up sometimes.

I do not judge non-vegans anymore because I WAS one. No militant vegan made me vegan. It was a decision I made, was not forced into. I spoke to some that I knew who gave advice and great websites to get started (except PETA, fuck them). I am happy to talk about what I eat in terms of nutrition (where I get protein, etc) and I love sharing recipes!

This will never be a vegan world, even though there are so many plant-based options out there now, it's just not going to happen. We have to live together, be amongst each other, and I am far more concerned with the lack of compassion I see in vegan circles.

Long story short (too late), you can eat the sausage pizza in front of me while I eat my vegan pizza. It doesn't hurt my feelings or offend me.

But hands off my fries; get your own.

[quoosh5]

The Best Way To Treat Your Whole Team: Surprise With Order Online Pizza!

There is so much joy that comes with each appreciation that you get from your friends or your colleagues. Life is not that complicated if we plan to make it easy and start working on the parts we lack, same goes with work; my team at work was way behind in reaching the targets and the goals that were set by the Company and even those that I as the Team lead had set for us. I was concerned as to how can I help my team reach a goal that they deserve and how will they stay focused and motivated. I came with a plan and it worked! It was very important that the team feels valued and so I thought will get them all a Surprise pizza treat.

Now that seemed like a plan! So what I did was I was looking at this list of restaurants I can order online Pizza from and I found it was much easier to get food ordered from some online store where I get more than one pizza house to surf or compare & i found www.mealhi5.com to be quite a clean & easy to use website, then I ordered from Pizza Jacks they are a multicuisine restaurant in San Jose and are serving up some flavorsome and tasty Pizzas. I went for One all meat , 1 veg. & 1 cheese pizza and all X-large so that it can fill everyone up!

It was quick as all I did was choose the pizza, add to cart and cleared the payment and best wsa could easily pay via Companys Paypal Account and then all I did was waited for the Pizza to arrive. The pizzas didnt took much of a time and I got the pizza in some time and my team was all surprised and excited about the sudden arrival of Pizza and they just loved it. Everyone felt that their efforts were noticed and they all seemed motivated to work harder and set goals that are going to push their limits too.

[internship-doughcrust]

In crust we trust

Habitually…. I walked against the tenebrous building with a key ,on the verge to work . By opening the front doors, lets set foot into a new page of my book.  When the light lits brighter, I rifle through the preparation list (opening list) . yes! the dough has to be defrosted  , which is the first and foremost thing to be done as this is a  pizza hut . As everyone knows  “cooking is a holistic process of planning , cleaning ,preparing , dining and sharing food “ so , it’s time to clean everything with disinfectant chemical including preparation area , floors  , tables , trolleys etc .In line with the list , the sauce preparation  ( like cheese sauce , tomato herb sauce , garlic herb sauce ,tandoori sauce etc ), clip out of the vegetables ( like onion , pepper , tomato, chilly , coriander, panner, halloumi  ) and last but not the least is the non-veg preparation (like chicken , sea food ,beef , pork preparation)  were the near tasks .

 Serving is an inevitable art that conjures many heart , thus box preparation becomes an important evil to be focused with . when the clocks  strikes at 4; 30 in the noon , the remaining tasks has to be sorted soon among which are switching the fryer, gas ,oven , exhauster fan on. Finally , make sure that everything is in place  before opening alarm rings.  Signage alerts the opening hours . Now let’s  get ready for online and on call  orders . Once order  is received its kind of rush times then . Meticulously , the entire process proceeds in this way -   The systems generates three copies of orders which is transferred to the three different sections like  dough preparation area , topping and sides area and pick counter respectively.

The first section prepares the dough as per the order and then fills the cheese and sauce simultaneously .  The topping transpires when the second section is in action . subsequently , the prepared dough is pass on to the conveyor pizza oven . At the end of four to five minutes the upshot is here , cutting , drizzling the sauce , brushing oil in the crust has to be done then . consequent to this I cross check the dishes with the receipt and packing it . A hot environment is always ensured by a hot pan until delivery . The carrier comes in and collects the order as per the receipts in a way first in first out (the first order will be delivered first ) from the third section – pick up counter . This process continues to be the same when the next orders are placed .A daily sales report are also being discussed before the closing .

 Everything seems to be reciprocate at the hindmost which involve dishwashing, cleaning (mopping of floor ,surfaces), dough out for the coming days ,stock checking, switching the fryer, gas ,oven , exhauster fan off, Signage is also turned back. yes! A good day has come to an end.

[readytoeatmomos]

From Delhi to Manali: A Bunch of Options!

Ever experienced steamy momos at a street food hut in Delhi or at a stall in Manali? If you haven’t, we won’t judge. Instead, we will give you an online experience of the best momos you could get at Delhi/ Manali. Want to read along?

1)      Connaught Place

Named after the winter animal, Yeti is a Himalayan restaurant that serves a specialization of their buffalo meat momos and the Jhol momo. With appropriate ambience, this place is no less than heaven. In fact, it should be the reason for you to pay for a trip to Delhi.

2)      Amar Colony Market

Having multiple chains, Hunger Strike is a literal strike for momos in New Delhi. They are known for their Tandoori momos and serve in decent portion sizes to fulfil your heart in a jiffy.

3)      Hidimba Devi Temple

Rated under the #45 out of 697 places to eat momos in Manali at, the Green Forest Café & House is a go-to place to satisfy the momo craze, if you are around the temple. They have an appealing set of fried cheese momos and pizzas, along with masala tea and coffee to keep you snuggled up for winters.

4)      Pitampura

Giri Momos and Chinese Fast Food is a must-stop-must-have kind of an eatery with delicious momos to offer. If you were to see the stall empty, it’d be a sight for a blind eye. They are known for their Afghani and cocktail momos.

5)      Manu Temple

‘Raj, naam toh suna hoga?’ This dialogue is as famous as what Raj Food Corner Café and Restaurant has to offer. If you pay a visit at the temple, do not forget to stop by and enjoy their variety of momos, soups and chicken.

6)      Lajpat Nagar 2

If you don’t want to end up spending too much for momos, Dolma Aunty it is. Best known for their veg and chicken steamed momos, you can shop from the Central Market and drop by to have a momo feast, maybe?

7)      Mall Road

A fair price for all, Mountview is an easy spot to find and is known to offer Chinese and Tibetan cuisines. One can order spaghetti, fried chicken and trout.

With a bunch of options to offer, it is likely that people can’t travel amidst a pandemic. But there are other options owing to ordering veg/ chicken momos online. So, what is the wait for?

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Lockdown Diary Part 9

A personal account during the lockdown in the UK due to the Covid-19 outbreak.

23/03/2020 8:30pm Boris Johnson, UK Prime Minister, gives a live address to the nation to, effectively, put the country on lockdown to stem the spread of the deadly coronavirus strain, Covid-19.

Many of us have been self-isolating for days but this latest development within the UK in reaction to the pandemic feels very serious and very scary. I decided to keep a simple diary and where better but online.

Day 241: Shit day at work. To cut a long story short, I could complete a task Sueanne gave to me and then I got it in the ear, including a snotty email ay 5:40pm. Pissed off.

Day 242: Had a meeting with Sueanne (our weekly 1-2-1 actually) and she was alright. I feel much better tonight. Last night I didn’t even have an appetitie - unheard of! Going to make up for that tonight, pie and loads of veg! A much better day. Ridiculously, I believe yesterday was all my own fault - I take work for granted sometimes and I let myself down by ignoring the urgency of a task just because it was Sueanne asking me to do it and she was a peer. She is now my boss, and I should respect that.

Day 243: So-so day at work. It’s strange how used to work I am after over six months on furlough. It’s been less than two months back but all the highs and lows amd frustrations are commonplace. Most importantly, it being Thursday, I cannot wait for tomorrow eveninga dn to kick back, drink and smoke. Spoke to dad this morning, he’s same as...that’s always good to know. Sugar levels have been a fucking roller coaster today, and it has really fucked me off! No salad at lunch due to them being so fucking high when I got back from my walk. It ended up being my tea. Sarted watching The Undoing...it’s OK. 

Day 244: Glad it is Friday. Just cooking a (very hot) chicken madras, cracked open my first beer. Gonna eat, drink, smoke and watch a good film.

Day 245: Gold was the film I watched last night, with Matthew McConaughey and it was a good choice. I then watch a Kevin Hart stand up show on Netflix...very Eddie Murphy, very funny. I did a 12 km walk today...fucking felt it in my legs. Walked the footpath from Stoke Doyle road to Benefield road for the first time. I liked it and it comes out between Lytham Park and Wakerley Close....I posted on FB about the fact that when I move to Oundle, Clifton Drive was the last street heading out of town. Saw Becks on the walk down Benefield road, She mentioned she’s tired of lockdown. I replied that I’m tired of the virus!

Day 246: Up at 1pm, nice long walk, ordered new slippers and waterproof jacket (my Craghopper is bust again).

Day 247: I screwed up at work today, went for a (ridiculously) late lunch right when I was meant to be at an online meeting that Sueanne had reminded me about in the morning. There’s mitigation but, when push comes to shove, I fucked up and now Sueanne’s on the warpath - one more slip up and it’ll be an offical disciplinary matter. 

Day 248: Suzanne wants me to troubleshoot a ticket she has in her queue, some database request for a Cork guy. It’s a test and it’s fucking me off.

I did testing for a network change tonight...8 till 11:15pm.

Elliot and Aaron cleaned the windows today. It was nice to see them.

Rita sent a couple of emails recently. Dad’s ear is all clear but Paul has got testicular cancer.

Day 249: New waterproof jacket arrived today. It’s very nice, bargain for £25 odd. Also picked up slippers from M&S food hall in Corby so, while over their, did a shop at Tesco’s...£109 mainly booze.

By the time I was back, I ended up doing my evening walk at 9.30pm!

Day 250: Leigh from Oundle Chronicle has got back to me. She (he?) has selected the photos that are going to be in the article and wants me to write a sentence on each - where they were taken and what inspited me to do so. Whether that means the stuff I wrote before is not going to be used, or not, I dunno! New slippers are OK and the new jacket is still impressing me.

Day 251: Typing on Day 252. Usual Friday, beers, meatballs, pizza, long chat with Fog. I should mention that, as we approach the end of Lockdown2 in England, Boris and his government have laid out a three tier structure for how the second lockdown will be eased. It’s caused confusion and consternation across the board. None of it affects me, still isolating like I was on day 1. Day 252: Totally forgot about my diary entry yesterday! Up at 1pm, nice long walk, nipped rong Elliots to pay for my windows, had a chat with him, Artron and Camilla - it’s so nice to socialise! Gonna make fish pie and supp a few ales. Day 253: The weekend is over way too quickly. It’s 7.30pm on Sunday as I type and I wish it wasn’t. I wish it was 7.30pm on Friday. Day 254: In a meeting, a working Zoom, with Andy Ashler in the US re: qfiniti, which Sueanne pissed me off about earlier in te day (RCI diary updated), but the meeting went well. I am desparately trying to buy an iPad on Black Monday. As usual with tech, I cannot make my mind up which to buy! Day 255: I haven’t bought an iPad....I’ll wait for the 10.2″ iPad to come down in price. I had more involvement with Andy Ashler and in the US with the Qfiniti project at work. I’m really enjoying it, it’s very technical...although I didn’t finish ‘til 6pm because of it. The Oundle Chronicle is out and an article about me and my pics is on the back page. Leigh, the editor, sent it to me electronically. It’s good. I am chuffed!  Day 256: I booked some holidays today, making sure that I didn’t include any days off in the week December 14-18 (SB’s off). So, this coming Friday (4th Dec), Next Weds-Fri and Monday 21st. I know I have only been back from Furlough a couple of months but I am more than ready for some kick-back time.  1-2-1 with SB today, it was a relaxed affair, most espcially becaus eof my success thus far with the Qfiniti project - that being said, I got pretty much nowhere with it today.  Ordered a couple of long sleeved Ts and a fleeced hoody from a shop called Doubletwo today, well cheap in the sale. I saw half a dozen joggers on the Milton Road blind bend tonight, oblivious to any other potential path user. I posted about it (in my own, sarcastic way) on the Oundle Chatter FB group. It was met how I’d expected plus some direct digs so I deleted it. Cowardly but, I figure, I don’t get my point across, the vast majority of joggers really don’t think they are doing anything wrong by bulldozing there way around town and, lastly, I couldn’t be bothered with the flak, and its tennis like back-and-forth!

Day 257: Got tomorrow off so worked late tying up loose ends, including the qfiniti project - fucking nuts really, making sure no one asks any questions of SB or the team, in terms of my work load, for just one day off! Still, just had tea, cracked open a beer and am watching Shaun of the Dead. Nice.

Day 258: The main thing I did today is walk. It was about 12km but felt much longer ‘cos it was wintry, pissing down, windy and slippery as fuck. And I really enjoyed it! Badge messaged me today to ask how I am and, in replying, I mentioned that I think I am becoming addicted to walking...it wasn’t a throwaway comment. Just cooked up a chilli (which I think I have ruined with a Knorr beef stock pot), and will tuck in with beers, smokes and telly. While it’s been a day off, this Friday evening will be as all others are at the moment, late, drunken and solitary fun - no doubt.

Day 259: Typing on day 260. That chilli last night was actually OK. Plus I ‘invented’ a meatball wrap - moving on from the TikTok ham and cheese wrap you fold into the toaster, I tried the same with meatballs but no fucking way could I fold it into the toaster slot (pissed up kitchen shenanigans), so I wrapped it in tin foil and heated it in the oven, Fucking delicious. I watched Shaun of the Dead. I think it’s the first time since its release and I couldn’t help thinking “zombies just aren’t like that [in real life]” Wtf?

Day 260: I was quite sensible (for a Saturday) last night, in bed by 2am, up at my alarm this morning, 10:30am. Nice long walk, taking in a new path up by Biggin Grange and took plenty of pics that turned out really good. Btw, posh lost yesterday at Portsmouth (with 2000 fans there) and they lost midweek and last weekend in the FA Cup to Chorley, at home. 

Day 261: It’s freezing today...actually 0 degrees. This house is so fucking cold, even with the heating on.

Day 262: Typing on day 263. Last day of work for 5 days. Beers are in order. And a sausage casserole. Day 263: I completely forgot to do a diary entry yesterday....concentrating on starting my work break off on the right foot, which I did. As a result, I didn’t get up until 1pm. So, to stop that sort of day wasting, no beers tonight. Just got back from a shop (£90 in Tesco’s), trying to sort out Romiley’s Christmas present, then something to eat (more sausage casserole) and a early, sober night.

Day 264: So, after abstinence last night, I was up before 11am and did a walk that included the track from Benefield Road to Monson Way past Park Wood. It was fucking hard work due to mud. I have lost coumd the amount of times I nearly slipped right over. Throw into that a hypo, the 12-13km walk was tough. Sorted out Romiley’s present (guitar stand, music stand and guitar exercises book). Took soime nice photos today as well which I’ve prepared and shared. No booze today/tonight either. Some break, a younger me would say!

Day 265: Friday, and I am typing with a beer, balti on the hob and I am just gonna choose a film and roll a single skinner. I am knackered. Up at 10am, cleaned the hall and stairs after a 10km walk. Also, I spoke with dad who is, as always, fine.

Time to make up for the last two sober nights.

Day 266: I am typing this on day 267. So drunk last night I left nearll a full can of beer and went to bed in my jogging bottoms and t-shirt. I have had a day off from any exercise at all which felt very odd. A few beers and watched Snatch. Day 267: While I was nowhere near drunk last night, due to sleeping in late (2pm) I was up ‘til 3am watching TikTok so today I struggled out of bed at just before 1pm. Watch the start of the season’s final GP (Verstappen won from pole and it was boring af), back on the exercising including a 9km walk. Back to work tomorrow which I feel totally conflicted about! Posh won yesterday at home to Rochdale (with the allowed 2000 fans) 4-1 including a 17 minute first half hatrick from Jonson Clarke-Harris.

Day 268: Back to work - Sueanne’s off and it’s the first day I’ve been at work with Jon in charge which involves a daily ‘SUMO’ (whatever that acronym stands for?) at 9.30am every day. I am still involved with te qfiniti upgrade project which seems to have taken a step backwards in the 3 days I had off, so I was working until gone 9.30pm! I have decided to do a quiz, hopefully for Christmas, whereby I don’t want the actual answers (to 25 particular questions, all with a common theme in the answer), merely an omitted question!  

Day 269: Stand Up Meeting Online. SUMO. Ian Bird told me. I might struggle with double Y for my quiz. Work was OK, more Qfiniti stuff. Posh drew away to MK 1-1. Posh were 0-1 up but Lincs lost at home. I can’t undertsand why that pleases me so....oh, yeah I can Steve Dee.

Day 270: Struggling to order Dad and Rita booze for Christmas without it being a Morrison’s delivery that I can do through Amazon Prime. That would be OK but it’s just a bit clinical! Meanwhile, now I am paying for Prime, and they are showing some Premiership games (for example, tonight I watched Liverpool v. Spurs (2-1), I really have to contact Sky - I am paying £71pm atm! Sam posted pic of her Christmas tree but mentioned how she’s finding it hard to get in the spirit - Paul has testicular cancer and the outlook is bleak - fuck know’s what she’s going through with all that, trying to shield Romiley from the worst without lying!

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